The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-08


wm. W. Burgess; School Inspector,
Hobart II. Payne; Constables, Harrison
Bugbee, Geo. l.. Comstoct, Wm. +. Van
Liew, stillman T. Waugh; Prohibitory
amendment PAP majority Salary
amendment SS against Circuit Judge,
Wisner l55 maj; Republican State
ticket carried the day. chiefly l65 Re-
publican. 60 Democratic, 46 Prohibitions,
ii Union-Iabor
| Had two tickets-Union and Rcpubii-
lican. The entire Union ticket was
elected by majorilies Of between 80 and
so; the Treasurer, had l06 majority.
Supervisor, Austin Il. Richards Clerk
John Il. Martenis ; Treasurer, Seward
Claffee Justice, John REYNOLDS, jr.,
Highway Com, VIM. III. Rohrabacher
School Inspector, Geo. B. McCauellna
Constables, Chas. i. Fox, John Badgero.
Thos III. Benton, Henry Gulick Pro-
hibitory amendment so majority sala
~ amendment, Ia against Judge
Newton gets 200 majority. State tickets
ran, Democratic 1888 Republican, l4p
Greenback, 5S; Prohibition, TO-
CALEDONIA
| Eleds.ihe entire Union ticket, (Demc-
Gratis and Greenbackers) over Peoples
ticket, except School Inspector, who
goes in by two majority. The Union
majorities range from ii on Constables
TO 81 on Supervisor. Supervisor. Daytou
d Reed; Clerk, Alva Y. Johnson;
Treasurer, Richard d. Smith; School
Inspector, Albert Ii. Doane; Highway
Commissioners, G. Lafayette Norton
Justice, Fred Hinze (2i2, no oppositionE
Constablcs, NJ. Benjamin Palmer, jack
Newell, Jesse Parting, Isaac N. Moss,
Judge Newton, l7S Wisner, CO. Newtons
majority llS; Prohibitory amendment
2G maj 6S mai, against salary amend
ment in total vote Of ITO; State ticket
Campbell so, Griffin 90, balance Repub-
lean 81, Democratic SO, Greenback
Labor 81, Prohibition IL.
| FAIRFIELD
Goes Republican Supervisor, Ed
win w. Washburn Clerk, Hudson T.,
Miller; Treasurer, VIM. Eames JUS
tice, Joseph A. Litchfield School Th~
spector, Wm. Eames; Highway Com. \
| Andrew Williams Constables., VIM. S.
Ballantine, Wm. +. Washburn. Eugene
L. Gleason, Francis Emmert Circnit
Judge, Wm. Newton, II maj. State
Ticket, Republican by Al maj. Amend
ments, Prohibitory, Yes. 81 maj sala.
ries of State officers, No, l0o maj.
HAzELToN
| Elects the Republican town ticket
Supervisor, w. Il. Jacobs Clerk, +.
Brewer; Highway Com, J. Bogard
Justice, III. Cameron; School Inspector.
j. II. Clark. Judge Newton gets 100 to
50 for Wisner-ll0 maj. Prolibitory
| amendment l95 yes, l44 no-5l maj
| for the amendment. State ticket Re-
publican maj. of about 50; Prohibition
state vote 81.
MlDDLEBURY
Gave q Republican majority overa
Peoples ticket by upwards of 100 ma
jority. Supervisor, Lester J. Kenney;
Clerk, Frank A. Marshall Treasurer
David B. Green; Highway Com, Frank
B. Everhart Justice, Milton Clark
School Inspector, WILDER Howard Con
stables, Henry S. Hall, Chas. Hyde.
John Briggs, Arson Babcock. Wisner
for Circuit Judge has rs maj. Prohibit
tory amendment 167 maj State ticket
92 rep. over dem. Prohibition state
ticket, 27 votes.
NEW HAVEN
Had three township tickets--Unon.
Republican and Prohibition, with Tie
following result: Supervisor, Caleb s.
Dickinson, rep. ; Clerk, John +. Cham
berlain, union Treasurer, Frederick
Shoutz, prohibition; Highway CON-,
Edgar W. Pearsall, pro-; Justice, John
Henderson, Union; School Inspector.
y. w. Clark, pro. .(by one over Union)
Constables, c. s. Harris, Union Dexter,
Pease, Geo. Linzy, Timothy c. Harris,
all prohibition. Judge Newton had l2s
maj. Prohibitory amendment, 1l6 mai,
There were four state tickets Demo
cratic, Republican, Prohibition, and Ma
tional observation-disclosures. The Prohibi-
tion led off with highest vote, next Re-
publican, Democratic, Greenback- Labor.
owosso TOWNSHIP
Elected the entire Republican ticket
over Democratic, by maorities rang
ing from Al to 90. Supervisor, Elihu
w. Mason Clerk, Francis M. Shepard
Justice, Isaac w. Burk Highway Com.
VIM. b. Launstein School Inspector,
(full term) Jas. N. Mcbride TO I'll va
cancy) Ellis I. Wilbur: Constables.
Jedediah E. Van Hoten, Frank II. Rush,
Chas. w. Griezler, Chas.. A. Doane. The